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Amy Cole

Taunton
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Blind students inspired by Strictly winner to dance

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By Amy Cole, SHEHNAZ KHAN
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
Visually-impaired students at Strictly Come Dancing winner Chris McCausland's old college said they "jumped" at the chance to take up ballroom dance classes which gave them an "opportunity to dance". Some students at the Royal National College for the Blind (RNC), in Hereford, have spent the academic year learning how to quickstep and jive and recently passed their first dance exam.
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Patrols after town hit by anti-social behaviour

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By Amy Cole, Andrew Dawkins
| Aol Verified
Amy Cole - in Warwick; Andrew Dawkins - West Midlands January 7, 2026 at 1:01 AM Sheila Coughlin is one of seven community wardens who also work in Leamington Spa and Kenilworth [BBC] Community support officers and wardens are regularly on patrol in Warwick, after the town was identified as a policing hotspot because of a rise in anti-social behaviour. Warwickshire Police introduced two support officers to carry out patrols at peak times. They are sometimes joined by a police officer.
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Charity's appeal to give pushchairs to families

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By Amy Cole
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Amy Cole - West Midlands November 12, 2025 at 10:04 PM Emma Martin said she wanted to give out at least 500 buggies to start with [BBC] A charity wants to give out hundreds of pushchairs to families who cannot afford one. The Birmingham Playcare Network said four businesses had already come forward to give £12,000, which was enough to buy about 200, but it needed more.
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